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Originally Posted by reb569
Sorry to butt in on your conversation here. I recently decided to reduce my sessions with my therapist to once a month, partially because my insurance company was delaying on paying, partially because I wanted to see where I was going "to land" after my daughter moved out and I wasn't constantly stressing about how she was doing. She's got her boyfriend now and he seems really nice and caring. They seem like soulmates. I thought that I may just come out of all it doing better and be able to use mindfulness etc to keep myself on track.
I'm thinking that was a mistake now though. Some major stress is building at work and then finding my daughters med stockpile yesterday has me majorly anxious. If I could keep all stressful situations out of my life I guess I would probably be ok. But realistically, that isn't going to happen. My insurance has finally started paying again so I guess I'm ok there too. I might see if I can move my next appointment up a week.
Why is it that CPTSD constantly makes you think that you are ok, that you really don't, or shouldn't have a problem. Must be bad coping mechanism that was created "during those years".
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If insurance is paying keep going. What would it hurt to continue? Yes, CPTSD does suck. For me it's like having to learn all over again how to live and that's hard when you have so much life experience, a nice way to say being old

to re-wire.